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The BPBIO 320S is a clinically validated, fully automated, and user-friendly blood pressure kiosk that provides a full range of insightful measurements at the touch of a single button. Equipped with voice guidance, an elbow sensor, and adjustable stool, examinees can effortlessly self-test and get the most accurate readings every time.
Lightweight and compact, this kiosk seamlessly fits in hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, or virtually any facility.
Class-Leading Comfort
Most monitors use fixed pressure for measuring blood pressure, often resulting in discomfort. The BPBIO 320S exerts pressure customized to each examinee’s unique systolic blood pressure for comfortable, pain-free measurement.
Convenient & Contact-Free
The BPBIO 320S is auto-calibrated, space-efficient, and portable for convenient measurement with minimal effort. To enhance sanitary testing conditions, the BPBIO 320S is available with a disposable cuff barrier and contact-free testing guidelines.
Quick Self-Testing
The clinically validated BPBIO 320S features an elbow sensor, adjustable stool, and voice guidance that puts examinees in the ideal position for accurate, precise self-testing time after time. At the touch of a button, you’ll get insightful results in just 45 seconds.
3 Simple Steps for Contact-Free Testing
Follow these easy steps for safe & sanitary self-testing:
- STEP 1 – Wash your hands thoroughly and use an InBody Tissue to sanitize the device.
- STEP 2 – Securely roll the optional disposable cuff barrier over the length of your arm.
- STEP 3 – With your tissue, press the “Start” button to self-test.
Explore the Printout
The clinically validated BPBIO 320S records a user’s systolic and diastolic blood pressure, mean arterial pressure, pulse pressure, pulse, and rate pressure product.
- Pulse Pressure – The numeric difference between the systolic pressure and diastolic blood pressure.
- Pulse Rate – The number of heart beats per minute.
- Systolic Blood Pressure – The amount of pressure in arteries during contraction of the heart.
- Diastolic Blood Pressure – The amount of pressure in arteries during retraction of the heart.
- Mean Arterial Pressure – The mean pressure in arteries during a single cardiac cycle.
- Rate Pressure Product (R.P.P) – An accurate indicator of myocardial oxygen demand.
